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Bio-Fires - An Eco-Friendly Alternative to Real Fires
Biofires offer a warm, cozy form of heat that has no harmful gases or soot. They are simple to set up, just like an electrical fire.
The BARDA contract will support the development of the BioFire emerging CoV panel, which is a nucleic acid amplifying test that can be used in conjunction with BioFire filmArray Systems to detect of human acoronaviruses in nasopharyngeal or swabs as well as saliva samples.
Eco-friendly
A bioethanol fire can be an excellent eco-friendly alternative to wood or gas fires. The fuel is made using plant by-products, and the natural process converts sugars into alcohol. It is a better choice over other fireplaces as it does not emit harmful emissions and has a lower carbon footprint. Bioethanol is a healthier alternative to other fires as it doesn't produce smoke or soot. It also doesn't require a flue, so it can be placed anywhere in your home or garden.
A multi-drug resistant (MDR) bacteria is one of the most dangerous health threats of our time. Fortunately, new testing methods can help identify MDR bacteria and other infections earlier to stop further complications. One test that can help is the BioFire FilmArray multiplex PCR system. This test employs the symptom-driven method to identify the most common pathogens that cause sepsis. The results are available in an hour so that providers can begin treatment immediately.
The process of Molecular PCR amplifies DNA and RNA molecules to millions or billions of copies. This allows the analysis of small samples of body fluid or tissue to determine whether certain genetic sequences are present. It is a valuable tool for laboratory professionals, and it can help them diagnose serious illnesses in a timely and cost-effective way. The BioFire FilmArray PCR system is a cutting-edge tool for the diagnosis of infectious diseases and is suitable for a wide variety of applications in hospitals and laboratories.
In the case of respiratory tests the simplest swab could be wiped across your nose and sent to the lab to be analyzed. BioFire's system lets clinicians take action quickly and with a short turnaround time. This means fewer waiting for results and improved outcomes for patients.
The Chanouf Farm Biofire company has developed an agroforestry recycling system that makes use of olive and pear waste to make biomass power and organic charcoal. The resulting products are then sold to the public as a sustainable alternative to traditional coal briquettes and wood charcoal. Additionally they can be used to fuel the Kachelofen fireplace which produces radiant heat that is a green alternative to gas and electric fires.
Clean burning
When you utilize bio-fire, you're not just reducing energy consumption, you're also helping the environment by using a sustainable fuel source. This is because the burning of bioethanol doesn't release any harmful gasses like carbon dioxide. It only releases water vapour and heat. This makes it a cleaner and safer option for indoor use.
Ethanol can be produced by the fermentation of sugars from plants. It is an energy source that is renewable. It can be produced rapidly and won't be depleted like fossil fuels such as oil and coal. Bioethanol helps reduce dependence on foreign imports and increases the chance of shortages.
The bio-fires can be installed easily in existing fireplace openings or as standalone units. This makes them a great alternative to wood and gas fires. They also make ideal for offices and homes without chimneys or flues.
When a bio-fire is lit the burner is outfitted with a specific media that absorbs ethanol fuel liquid and makes it accessible for combustion. The ethanol is then burned by the flames and the vapours are emitted into the air through the vent. This gives the flames a more natural look and a captivating beauty that cannot be duplicated by gas or wood fires.
Another big advantage of bio-fires is that they don't require a flue or vent to replenish the oxygen used during combustion. They don't emit carbon monoxide which is released into the air by open fronted gas fireplaces.
The BioFire Respiratory panel makes use of multiplex PCR to simultaneously test for respiratory pathogens. It takes around an hour. This allows doctors to detect and eliminate respiratory diseases more quickly than they could through standard lab tests that require patient visits. Both patients and the health system profit from this.
Safe indoors
bio fire-fires are able to be used indoors more safely than real fires since they don't release smoke or ash, nor carcinogenic fumes. Bio-fires don't create carbon monoxide which is harmful if inhaled. However, the bio-ethanol fuel is flammable and you must be cautious when handling your burner as well as refueling it. It should be replenished only after the burner is shut off and the fire is cool. Any spills should be cleaned immediately.
The diagnostic panels of the company FilmArray systems - BioFire 2.0 and BioFire Torch are easy to use, and can run eight different commercially available US Food and Drug Administration cleared diagnostic panels as well as three additional panels that have been cleared for emergency use, and six environmental test panels. These tests include a brand new respiratory panel that was designed to quickly identify and differentiate between respiratory diseases including COVID-19 as well as emerging coronaviruses.
The Biomedical Advance Research and Development Initiative, part of the US Department of Defense Strategic Access Program has granted the COVID-19 panel with a grant. The COVID-19 system is based upon antigens and allows doctors to differentiate symptoms caused by COVID-19 from other respiratory illnesses. This test has a similar level of accuracy to the tests for rapid antigen that are currently being used.
In addition, the company is developing a SARS-CoV-2 assay for its Respiratory 2.1 Panel. This multiplexed nucleic acids amplification test will be available on the BioFire filmArray 2.0 and Torch Systems and will detect SARS CoV-2 and 21 respiratory pathogens from saliva and nasopharyngeal samples within less than a half hour. The test is being developed in a accelerated timeline, and submission to the FDA for EUA and 510(k) clearance is expected in Q3 of 2020.
While bio-ethanol flame-effect fires are extremely safe to use, they should be kept away from any flammable material like pillows, blankets, and curtains. You should never place them close to anything that could catch fire. Keep all flammable items away from the flame-effect fires by at least 10 feet. The bioethanol fireplace Indoor fuel should be stored in an area that is dry and secure where pets or children cannot easily reach it.
Simple to use
A bioethanol fireplace is simple to install and has no flue to worry about. All you need is a safe location to put it in and some fuel. Once you've filled the burner with fuel, ignite it up. This will ignite a flame that looks just like a real fire. Once the flame is started, it will heat the room, but it will emit very little or no smoke. It will also produce heat, similar to a fireplace that burns wood. They are also easy to maintain and don't require any servicing. A quick clean is all they need.
Contrary to most tests that are rapid however, the BioFire RP2.1-EZ test uses a syndromic approach to identify the most common signs of infection and return results in just 45 minutes. The test is designed for patients with respiratory symptoms that are upper respiratory and has a 98% sensitivity rate. The test can detect 19 viruses and three bacteria in one sample, making it an excellent option for the treatment of patients.
The BioFire platform integrates multiplex testing, sample preparation and results reporting into one platform. This helps laboratories to streamline their workflow and eliminates the requirement for a sequential process that involves individual and send-out tests. This can lead to improved patient outcomes as the correct test is selected first time, and the requirement for costly culture-based tests is eliminated. In addition, the BioFire system can identify pathogens and their associated antimicrobial resistance genes on a molecular level, providing information that is more accurate than conventional methods.
Molecular diagnostics is increasingly being used to improve the quality of patient care. The BioFire panel RP2.1+ employs an syndromic approach to simultaneously target 23 pathogens that are frequently implicated in respiratory infections. The assay is available on the BioFire film array 2.0 and Torch systems, and can provide results within 45 minutes.
In the US, this assay is available currently under FDA Emergency Use Authorization (EUA), and will be made commercially available once the initial DoD demand is satisfied. Additionally the BioFire Defense Team has developed an automated, sample-toresult assay that allows for the quick identification of COVID-19. This assay is currently in development, and will be made available once initial DoD demand is satisfied.
Biofires offer a warm, cozy form of heat that has no harmful gases or soot. They are simple to set up, just like an electrical fire.
The BARDA contract will support the development of the BioFire emerging CoV panel, which is a nucleic acid amplifying test that can be used in conjunction with BioFire filmArray Systems to detect of human acoronaviruses in nasopharyngeal or swabs as well as saliva samples.
Eco-friendly
A bioethanol fire can be an excellent eco-friendly alternative to wood or gas fires. The fuel is made using plant by-products, and the natural process converts sugars into alcohol. It is a better choice over other fireplaces as it does not emit harmful emissions and has a lower carbon footprint. Bioethanol is a healthier alternative to other fires as it doesn't produce smoke or soot. It also doesn't require a flue, so it can be placed anywhere in your home or garden.
A multi-drug resistant (MDR) bacteria is one of the most dangerous health threats of our time. Fortunately, new testing methods can help identify MDR bacteria and other infections earlier to stop further complications. One test that can help is the BioFire FilmArray multiplex PCR system. This test employs the symptom-driven method to identify the most common pathogens that cause sepsis. The results are available in an hour so that providers can begin treatment immediately.
The process of Molecular PCR amplifies DNA and RNA molecules to millions or billions of copies. This allows the analysis of small samples of body fluid or tissue to determine whether certain genetic sequences are present. It is a valuable tool for laboratory professionals, and it can help them diagnose serious illnesses in a timely and cost-effective way. The BioFire FilmArray PCR system is a cutting-edge tool for the diagnosis of infectious diseases and is suitable for a wide variety of applications in hospitals and laboratories.
In the case of respiratory tests the simplest swab could be wiped across your nose and sent to the lab to be analyzed. BioFire's system lets clinicians take action quickly and with a short turnaround time. This means fewer waiting for results and improved outcomes for patients.
The Chanouf Farm Biofire company has developed an agroforestry recycling system that makes use of olive and pear waste to make biomass power and organic charcoal. The resulting products are then sold to the public as a sustainable alternative to traditional coal briquettes and wood charcoal. Additionally they can be used to fuel the Kachelofen fireplace which produces radiant heat that is a green alternative to gas and electric fires.
Clean burning
When you utilize bio-fire, you're not just reducing energy consumption, you're also helping the environment by using a sustainable fuel source. This is because the burning of bioethanol doesn't release any harmful gasses like carbon dioxide. It only releases water vapour and heat. This makes it a cleaner and safer option for indoor use.
Ethanol can be produced by the fermentation of sugars from plants. It is an energy source that is renewable. It can be produced rapidly and won't be depleted like fossil fuels such as oil and coal. Bioethanol helps reduce dependence on foreign imports and increases the chance of shortages.
The bio-fires can be installed easily in existing fireplace openings or as standalone units. This makes them a great alternative to wood and gas fires. They also make ideal for offices and homes without chimneys or flues.
When a bio-fire is lit the burner is outfitted with a specific media that absorbs ethanol fuel liquid and makes it accessible for combustion. The ethanol is then burned by the flames and the vapours are emitted into the air through the vent. This gives the flames a more natural look and a captivating beauty that cannot be duplicated by gas or wood fires.
Another big advantage of bio-fires is that they don't require a flue or vent to replenish the oxygen used during combustion. They don't emit carbon monoxide which is released into the air by open fronted gas fireplaces.
The BioFire Respiratory panel makes use of multiplex PCR to simultaneously test for respiratory pathogens. It takes around an hour. This allows doctors to detect and eliminate respiratory diseases more quickly than they could through standard lab tests that require patient visits. Both patients and the health system profit from this.
Safe indoors
bio fire-fires are able to be used indoors more safely than real fires since they don't release smoke or ash, nor carcinogenic fumes. Bio-fires don't create carbon monoxide which is harmful if inhaled. However, the bio-ethanol fuel is flammable and you must be cautious when handling your burner as well as refueling it. It should be replenished only after the burner is shut off and the fire is cool. Any spills should be cleaned immediately.
The diagnostic panels of the company FilmArray systems - BioFire 2.0 and BioFire Torch are easy to use, and can run eight different commercially available US Food and Drug Administration cleared diagnostic panels as well as three additional panels that have been cleared for emergency use, and six environmental test panels. These tests include a brand new respiratory panel that was designed to quickly identify and differentiate between respiratory diseases including COVID-19 as well as emerging coronaviruses.
The Biomedical Advance Research and Development Initiative, part of the US Department of Defense Strategic Access Program has granted the COVID-19 panel with a grant. The COVID-19 system is based upon antigens and allows doctors to differentiate symptoms caused by COVID-19 from other respiratory illnesses. This test has a similar level of accuracy to the tests for rapid antigen that are currently being used.In addition, the company is developing a SARS-CoV-2 assay for its Respiratory 2.1 Panel. This multiplexed nucleic acids amplification test will be available on the BioFire filmArray 2.0 and Torch Systems and will detect SARS CoV-2 and 21 respiratory pathogens from saliva and nasopharyngeal samples within less than a half hour. The test is being developed in a accelerated timeline, and submission to the FDA for EUA and 510(k) clearance is expected in Q3 of 2020.
While bio-ethanol flame-effect fires are extremely safe to use, they should be kept away from any flammable material like pillows, blankets, and curtains. You should never place them close to anything that could catch fire. Keep all flammable items away from the flame-effect fires by at least 10 feet. The bioethanol fireplace Indoor fuel should be stored in an area that is dry and secure where pets or children cannot easily reach it.
Simple to useA bioethanol fireplace is simple to install and has no flue to worry about. All you need is a safe location to put it in and some fuel. Once you've filled the burner with fuel, ignite it up. This will ignite a flame that looks just like a real fire. Once the flame is started, it will heat the room, but it will emit very little or no smoke. It will also produce heat, similar to a fireplace that burns wood. They are also easy to maintain and don't require any servicing. A quick clean is all they need.
Contrary to most tests that are rapid however, the BioFire RP2.1-EZ test uses a syndromic approach to identify the most common signs of infection and return results in just 45 minutes. The test is designed for patients with respiratory symptoms that are upper respiratory and has a 98% sensitivity rate. The test can detect 19 viruses and three bacteria in one sample, making it an excellent option for the treatment of patients.
The BioFire platform integrates multiplex testing, sample preparation and results reporting into one platform. This helps laboratories to streamline their workflow and eliminates the requirement for a sequential process that involves individual and send-out tests. This can lead to improved patient outcomes as the correct test is selected first time, and the requirement for costly culture-based tests is eliminated. In addition, the BioFire system can identify pathogens and their associated antimicrobial resistance genes on a molecular level, providing information that is more accurate than conventional methods.
Molecular diagnostics is increasingly being used to improve the quality of patient care. The BioFire panel RP2.1+ employs an syndromic approach to simultaneously target 23 pathogens that are frequently implicated in respiratory infections. The assay is available on the BioFire film array 2.0 and Torch systems, and can provide results within 45 minutes.
In the US, this assay is available currently under FDA Emergency Use Authorization (EUA), and will be made commercially available once the initial DoD demand is satisfied. Additionally the BioFire Defense Team has developed an automated, sample-toresult assay that allows for the quick identification of COVID-19. This assay is currently in development, and will be made available once initial DoD demand is satisfied.
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